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Demand Generation Manager Jobs
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Companies hiring
$246–246k
Base salary range
18 open demand generation manager roles across 13 companies, with 5 posted this week. Median salary $246k–$246k. Top hiring: OpenAI, Notion, deskbird.
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Demand Generation Manager salary distribution
25th percentile
$246k
Median
$246k
75th percentile
$246k
Based on 1 listing with posted salaries.
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About Demand Generation Manager roles
The Demand Generation Manager job market currently shows 15 open positions across 12 hiring companies, according to available data. Of these roles, 4 were posted within the past week, suggesting some ongoing, though modest, hiring activity in this space. Compensation data drawn from posted listings indicates a median salary of $246,450.5, with the 25th and 75th percentiles also reported at $246,450.5. This uniformity across percentiles suggests that the current dataset may reflect a limited or concentrated sample of postings, so job seekers should interpret the salary figures as directional rather than broadly representative of the entire market. Notable companies currently hiring for Demand Generation Manager roles include Notion, deskbird, Databricks, Experian, and Asana, based on current postings. These organizations span a mix of software, workplace technology, data analytics, and enterprise information services sectors, indicating that demand for this role is not confined to a single industry vertical. With 12 distinct companies actively recruiting for 15 total roles, the average number of openings per company remains low, which may point to a relatively narrow but steady need for demand generation expertise rather than large-scale team expansions. The presence of well-known technology and enterprise companies among the top hirers suggests that organizations investing in structured marketing and pipeline generation functions continue to seek experienced professionals in this space. Overall, the data reflects a modest but active hiring environment for Demand Generation Managers, with new postings appearing on a weekly basis and a defined set of companies driving current recruitment. Prospective candidates should note that the limited number of open roles relative to the broader job market may result in a more selective hiring process, and compensation expectations should be grounded in the reported percentile data rather than assumptions about broader industry trends.
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